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The Edupreneur: Your Blueprint To Jumpstart And Scale Your Education Business is a guide written for educators aspiring to turn their passion into a thriving education business. Authored by an educator, this book goes beyond the conventional business literature, providing a comprehensive roadmap from the initial concept to the successful establishment and expansion of an education-focused entity. Covering topics such as niching down, personal branding, developing a Most Viable Product (MVP), and leveraging content marketing and automation strategies, The Edupreneur equips educators with the tools they need to navigate the entrepreneurial landscape.What sets this book apart is its authenticity, featuring firsthand narratives from real educators who have successfully monetized their talents beyond traditional classrooms. Their stories serve as inspiring examples, offering valuable insights and practical advice. If you're ready to transform your educational expertise into a flourishing business, The Edupreneur is your go-to resource. Don't miss out -grab your copy now and embark on a journey towards building a successful education business. Purchase the book today and unlock the blueprint for your edupreneurial success.

Follow the Teacher's Journey with Brian as he weaves together the stories of seven incredible educators. Each step encourages educators at any level to reflect, grow, and connect. The Teacher's Journey will ignite your mind and heart through its practical ideas and vulnerable storytelling. "The Teacher's Journey is a thoughtful trek through the joys and perils of our profession. Brian Costello weaves real examples with practitioner-friendly insights to guide readers on an incredible journey. Whether you're just starting your journey or already a master teacher...prepare to be inspired!" - Dr. Brad Gustafson, National Distinguished Principal and Best-Selling Author

This book started as a series of separate writing pieces that were eventually woven together to form a fabric called The Y in You. The question is, "What's the 'why' in you?" Why do you? Why would you? Why should you? Through the pages in this book, you will gain the confidence to be you, and understand the very power in what being you can produce. From philosophy to personal experiences, from existential considerations to the very nature of the human experience, consider who might be waiting on you to be you."If you are looking for a roadmap, a book with all of the answers laid out for you, I offer a disclaimer. Dene Gainey's book is not the roadmap. It is the flashlight. It will force you to dig deeper, beyond the surface, to find your answers. If you are one looking to reflect, grow and look closer at your why, this is for you. Dene writes of a journey. He does a wonderful job of illuminating the path, shining light on things we can look for along the way to discovering our "Y." Dene's passion spills onto each page as he shares his story. It is a captivating one in which we can all stand to learn from and experience by walking alongside him in the form of his book. Jump in if you are ready to look in the mirror, embrace the C.L.I.M.B.E. philosophy, reflect on your passions, answer your call and experience authenticity from an incredible teacher "in the trenches!" Dene is known to many as #theteacherwhosings. Dene hits all the right notes in this one. It will be music to your educator ears. Luckily for readers, he is also forging the title of #theteacherwhowrites to help make us #teacherswhoshine." - Michael Drezek, District Technology Integration Specialist"This book is reflective--a testimony to "relationship" in personal growth, acceptance of self, and the power of influence. Dene Gainey is confident in sharing his reality and choice of education as a profession, wanting nothing more than to offer encouragement to others to find the same. I believe Divine Providence reveals intentionality in that Mr. Gainey finds "gain" in living the "Y" through the most positive "You" imaginable. Enjoy this light and quick read to reaffirm the educator in all of us." - Christy Cate, Digital Innovation Consultant

Society needs the humanities and arts! In this user-friendly book, with easy-to-implement lesson suggestions, Casey Jakubowski, PhD, gives teachers a reason to embrace teaching interdisciplinary works he calls "HEARTS." In the chapters of Humanities, Education, Arts, Reflection, Technology, and Science, this book provides a brief introduction to disciplinary content that many teachers are asked to know in order to effectively prepare students for the future. While STE(A)M often centers on the sciences and technology, this book places the humanities at the core-reflecting society's need to reaffirm the human side of life. Each chapter contains "Thought Breaks," or moments of reflection, for the reader to interact with the information in a dynamic and creative way. This is Casey's third book with Edumatch Publishing. Check out Thinking About Teaching and A Cog in the Machine!

Our friend Ben is about to go on his first class trip ever! What sorts of adventures will he experience? Ben has severe allergies and is going on a trip to the zoo. Come with Ben as he experiences his own Amazing Animal Adventure.

Strum rencontre les Dindons Sauvages et découvre qu'on peut se sentir comme en famille avec ses amis.Strum et les Dindons Sauvages parle de trouver sa voix à travers le sentiment d'appartenance et le pouvoir transformatif de la musique.

Growing and learning is a continuous process for everyone...including educators. Let us guide you through different digital professional development opportunities that can strengthen your practice and confidence in your classroom.

Pathways to Belonging in Education is a companion book to Dr. Winokur's first book, Journey to Belonging: Pathways to Well-being, and a guide for teachers to support their students' self-belonging and personal belonging while supporting their own self-belonging and professional belonging. This workbook is filled with lessons and activities created by educators like you. It can be used without reading Journey to Belonging: Pathways to Well-Being, but it will be more useful if you understand the background behind the different types of belonging that are discussed in more detail there.

It coulda been worse. That's the "working epitaph" of 15-year-old Moon Landing. Not that Moon's death is imminent-far from it-but his thoughts have turned to gallows humor, as his world disintegrates along with his parents' marriage. His older brother skateboards through life with ease, but Moon is deeply troubled.Just as he is solving for romantic unknowns with a gorgeous older girl, Moon must contend with his dad's sudden absence, his mom-gone-wild's sexcapades, and his best friends' curious penchant for self-destruction. Not to mention his newfound role in agitating to end an African guerrilla's bloody rampage.To make sense of it all, Moon embarks on a quest to unravel the riddle of God's injustice to man.In this humorous and touching coming-of-age novel, Moon struggles to understand his parents-who they are, what brought them together, what broke them apart-and what that all means for his future.

At the outbreak of the Civil War, over his wife Rachel's objections, Jesse takes their beloved dog Squire to war as his Alabama regiment's mascot. By 1863 they're posted at Port Hudson, Louisiana where Jesse encounters his old rival for Rachel's hand, Colonel H.L. Marsden, who'd killed Jesse's brother in a duel. Here, too, Squire kills a fighting dog in self-defense. Marsden and the fighting dog's owner, Aaron Blevin, plot vengeance against Jesse and Squire. In exchange for Squire to be used as a bait dog for Blevin's other fighters, Blevin's daughter sets out to ruin Jesse's honor and marriage, which will be Marsden's revenge for losing Rachel to him. When Rachel arrives at the garrison, divorce threatens Jesse's marriage and Squire falls into Blevin's cruel hands. Will Squire survive his ordeal and find his way home while the Union army battles the Rebel garrison? Will Jesse survive the siege of Port Hudson? Will Rachel forgive Jesse's "affair" and for losing Squire?

Within the fourth book of the series of four books, Amplifying Diverse Learning Needs covers Multilingual Learners, Special Education, and Personalized Learning strategies and lessons integrated with a wide variety of EdTech tools that can be used in any classroom setting. By reading through each of these strategies, lessons, and EdTech integrations, you will have a practical toolkit and repository of research-based strategies that educators can use to create lessons that provide a vast array of personalized supports and learning pathways to build skills for ALL learners in all content and skills taught within K-20 education. Enhance student learning by exploring and adopting these proven strategies and EdTech integrations, practiced by educators worldwide shown in this book who provide practical examples of what these look like in their classrooms.

Are you looking for strategies and techniques to take your practice to the next level by building digital capacity for teachers and instructional leaders? In 21 Lessons of Tech Integration Coaching, Martine Brown provides a practical guide about how to use your skills to support and transform schools.As a veteran, teacher, educator, and instructional coach, Martine shares her insights in a series of reflective lessons that expound on 21 key lessons that she has used to help hone her craft.In this book you will gain: Insight on the traits of strong instructional coaches Techniques for building teacher leader teams Strategies to create actionable coaching cycles